Grateful Dead Live at Lindley Meadows - Golden Gate Park on 1975-09-28
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- Publication date
- 1975-09-28 ( check for other copies)
- Topics
- MOTB, Louise Falanga, Bob Menke, Derek McCabe, 24 bit
- Collection
- GratefulDead
- Band/Artist
- Grateful Dead
- Resource
- DeadLists Project
- Item Size
- 3.0G
Help On The Way ->
Slipknot!
The Music Never Stopped
They Love Each Other
Beat It On Down The Line
Franklin's Tower
Big River
It Must Have Been The Roses
Truckin' ->
Jam ->
Drums ->
Stronger Than Dirt Or Milkin' The Turkey ->
Not Fade Away ->
Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad ->
One More Saturday Night
Set 2
Notes
Mastering Notes
-- Various drop outs patched with SBD (shnid=9392).
-- Various drop outs patched to mono.
-- s1t{14,15} - Transition between "Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad" and "One More Saturday Night" patched with SBD (shnid=9392).
Notes
-- s1t12 - "King Solomon's Marbles" as listed is based on the sub-track titles from the CD version of "Blues For Allah", but just tracked here as one song. Title listings of this instrumental found on both commercial releases and legally traded sources are, to say the least, inconsistent. Whatever the case, we reckoned it was paramount to continue the tradition of inconsistency.
Taper Talk
-- According to Bob Menke, "It was an overcast day and we got there early. About 8:30 in the morning. That is how we ended up about 10-15 feet from the stage. The mics were mounted on broom sticks (handheld) and they were split about 20 feet apart. The upfront vocals I believe are the product of a small (relative to PA speakers) speaker on the floor of the stage next to the right PA column. The vocals seem to be blasting from that speaker. Another very intersting point is the fact that the Jefferson Starship opened and their sound from the same PA absolutely sucked. Nothing approaching the clarity and sound quality the Dead got from the same system."
- Addeddate
- 2008-05-10 18:21:47
- Identifier
- gd1975-09-28.fob.menke-falanga.motb-0069.91770.flac24
- Lineage
- MAC >> Nakamichi DR-8 => Korg MR-1000 >> DSF [1-bit 5.6448 MHz Stereo] >> Korg MR-1000 => Korg AudioGate >> WAV [24/96]
- Location
- San Francisco, CA
- Run time
- 111
- Taped by
- Bob Menke and Louis Falanga
- Transferred by
- Bob Menke and Derek McCabe
- Type
- sound
- Year
- 1975
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Reviews
(15)
Subject: Yep
Subject: Gawd
Subject: Big Fun
Subject: joyasm, monster franklin, GDTRFB @4.5min WOW
neat slice, great 5star recording, 4.5 playing
"aegret" needs to listen 2 matrix with BOTH EARS & open mind, as if he was front row hearing both monitors and wall of sound i love both AUD & Boards togather is like sex ! bedda togatha!~
this is a Primo!!! Have a Joygasm on franklins,GDTRFBas ass!!!
Subject: excellent show
Subject: Another true story
Subject: Golden!
Subject: Note: This is 24 Bit version
Not being an expert, this sounds pretty ... swell to me. Particularly the flacs themselves. Wish I was there so much.
My first dead show: Sacramento Memorial Auditorium - March 11, 1968 Double billed with Cream
Poster: http://www.dead.net/sites/deadbeta.rhino.com/files/images/19680311_0252.jpg
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Took 1/2 of a pink cap. Way, WAY too much. Note ticket price $3 $3.50 $4
Subject: Lsd
Subject: Great!
Subject: THE BEST!!!
THANK YOU!!!!! YOU ROCK!!!!
Subject: Complete Show
Slipknot!>Baby & Doctor Call (8 sec of Baby Tuning)>TMNS>Stretcher Call>TLEO>Father Call
Some posters have said that they can't hear the Eleven Jam. It's here, just totally refurbished, slowed, & jazzed up. Personally, I prefer the early wild, untamed, primal, & raw versions myself, like say 12/29/68 or 10/12/68.
I wonder if that's the father still being paged at the end of the show. Must have been dancing his ass off the whole time.
Subject: .
But you'd think someone woulda made it more clear that one is 16 bit and one is 24? No?
Hey, remember when trading tapes was so much simpler ... than digital?!
Subject: One year..
This recording, more than any other I've heard, captures the effervescent vibe of a happy crowd digging a beautiful day of awesome music in Good 'Ol Golden Gate Park in Good' Ol San Francisco. Bob Menke & Louis Falanga have captured magic and put it into this nugget of a recording. When it exits your speakers it reemerges as sparkling at the day it entered those microphones.
Imagine the bragging rights that kid who was born during the show has! I hope he/she has had a chance to listen to this recording and hear their birth announced to the world from the stage by Phil Lesh during one of the best Grateful Dead shows ever.
As someone who didn't appreciate the Grateful Dead until decades later, to think I was an adolescent kid running around the streets of San Francisco somewhere while this show was going on just blows my mind. I can't help but wonder how my life would have been different if I had stumbled upon this concert..
Thanks to the tapers.
Subject: Incredible audience recording!
*****!!!!!
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